Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-04-26
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CocxcEL this evening IN regular session
swIsDLERs are becoming plentiful IN
the city.
THE police have made 162 arrests 50 far
this month.
STREETS of New York; at the Opera
House this evening.
'sDEAD to the World" at the Grand OPP
era House this evening.
ONE deed of trust was left for record at
Clerk Hooks office yesterday.
HENRY BRUNER viii open his new res
taurant, the New Capitol at 1924 Mar
ket street, next Monday.
JOHN TAYLOR, Of East Wheeling, says
he is not the man of that name who took
part in fight, Saturday.
The Comet Social will give grand Sc
Iect hop at Maennerchor Hall tonight
Meyeras orchestra will furnish the music.
JAKE HUDiEs, of Martins Ferry, de-
feated Bick Sheppard at Washington, Pa,
Saturday evening in three mile roller
skate race
THIS evening Excelsior Lodge No. 40, l..
%. o. F., will celebrate the 6Sth anniver-
sary of Odd Fellowship. A large attend
ance is assured.
CHIEF of Police Smith received a tele-
gram from Newark, Ohio, to keep look
out for two boys, aged about II years, who
had skipped out from home.
JOHN SCHNEIDER a South Main street
cigar manufacturer, has placed bunch
breaker in his establishment, which, it is
said, will prepare Milling for 4,500 stogies
per day.
MRS. JOHN Commons, of the Island,
while standing at the head of a flight OF
steps running down the river bank, Sunday
afternoon, slipped and fell to the bottom,
hurting herself quite painfully.
Two or three Wheeling chaps came
down to Bellaire yesterday loaded up with
fighting whisky, and after doing all they
knew how to raise fuss with some of the
Bellaire boys they were locked up.-IHde-
pendent.
SID G. FRANCE and his company opened
an engagement of four performances at the
Grand Opera House, last evening, in
marked for Life" A fair audience wit
messed its presentation. Tonight dead
to the world will be given.
THURSDAY evening bean bake and en-
tertainment will be given ut the Chapline
street rink. under the auspices of J. w.
Holiday Post, the Ladies' Relief Corps
and the Black Eagle Drum Corps. The
affair will undoubtedly prove grand sue
cess.
GEORGE BETsON, q Top mill boiler, ac'
cidentally fell down in front of mule
drawing q tram car, yesterday morning,
and the animal becoming frightened,
walked all over him and pulled one wheel
over his leg, fracturing it. He was other
wise injured.
RATHER q small audience assembled at
the Opera House last evening to witness
the production OF "The Streets Of New
York" with Mr. George C. BOnilace in the
character OF tom Badger" which he per
sOnated in an excellent manner. The
piece will be repeated this evening.
CHARLEY CLARK, a we'll known cOlOred
man, formerly janitor at the REGISTER
Office, died on Sunday morning at 8O'clOck
from consumption, facilitated by heavy
cold. His remains will be inferred in the
City Cemetery this afternoon, the funeral
taking place from the A. NJ. +. Church at
2:30 o'clock. He leaves a wife.
THE Committee on Buildings and
Grounds of the Board of Education adver-
tise for plans and specifications for new
school house in Washington sub-district.
This is to be building two stories high,
containing fourteen rooms and is TO cost
not erecediag $25, 900. For further partic-
ulars see advertising columns.
LAST Saturday evening the "Silver Leaf
Social of the South Side, gave an enjoy
able ice cream party at the residence OF
Mr.. Abe Boyd, on Jacob street. A large
crowd of the young people were present.
The party broke up about midnight, after
thanking Mr.. Boyd for the generous man
ner in which he had entertained them.
SIGNOR D'AURIA's opera class rehearsed
at Banners music hall, last evening, for
| the coming musical event Of the season,
which will occur in about two weeks al
! the Opera House. A brief concert will be
given, after which the best part of I'll
TrovOtore" will be sung in costume. 1t
is now in process of rehearsal and promises
TO be something fine.
SUNDAY afternoon some boys who were
playing about the ole Catholic cemetery
found the remains of white female fetuS
done up in a paper box, which was stick
ing in crevice between the walls OF q
dilapidated tomb. Coroner Schultze was
notified of the fiud and went out ycster-
day. The fetus had probably been there
for three or four days, and he ordered il
planted. 1t is another ''old, old story
and may be printed tomorrow.
LAST Thursday evening at 8 o'clock the
residence of Philip Emuck, the popular
grocer of Thirty-eighth street, was the
scene of social gathering, assembled tC
witness the marriage Of his daughter, Miss
Annetta, to II. G. Johnson. The ceremony
was performed by Rev. G. TresChei, OF the
German Methodist Church. A large mum
Der of handsome presents were rendered
the young couple, rs well as numerous
congratulations. An elegant supper was
served at the proper hour.